Pommery Original Mustard from Meaux - 500 gm jar

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CNM101

Our Price:

$20.00

Quantity:

146 units available

Description

Once you try this amazingly smooth and tasty whole-grained mustard from Meaux, you may never go back to Dijon! Mustard from Meaux has been served at the tables of French kings since 1632 and made by the Pommery family according to a closely guarded secret recipe since 1760.

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The aromatic black walnuts, with their distinctive flavor are a magic companion to the earthy mushrooms. An unusual salad made extra special with flavors of honey, bitter greens, lemon...an extravaganza of flavors that are unforgettable.

This is a great, light dinner for hot days. Best of all, it can be made a day ahead of time and refrigerated. If you refrigerate the sauce, be sure to return it to room temperature before serving. This is excellent when served with cooked white beans, drizzled with extra virgin olive oil and sprinkled with fresh cracked pepper.

The beef can be served rolled up and fastened with a toothpick, then drizzled with the sauce - or it can be served in overlapping layers which are drizzled with sauce. Try it with a crusty bread, chilled wine and tossed greens. If you have a bit of fresh basil left from the recipe, use it to garnish your platter of sirloin.
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The mouth-watering smell of this pork tenderloin cooking on the grill is simply impossible to resist. Be sure to make extra...it tastes delicious chilled, sliced and on sandwiches.
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The sliced tenderloin makes a beautiful and elegant presentation, with each juicy slice wrapped around a filling of wild rice and mushrooms. Served chilled this makes an equally delicious meal.
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Cornichons are flavorful, crunchy little French pickles. This is truly a special occasion dinner, complete with a wine sauce. Please remember that when you transfer the cooked beef tenderloin to a platter, the platter should be preheated. Using a cold platter will quickly cool the tenderloin, which can make it tough.
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Grilling ramps really brings out their sweet, smoky side, but their distinctive flavor is still strong enough to stand up well in this spicy preparation. Leeks and mustard are a classic pairing, but we think this unusual (and very easy) variation will make everybody sit up and take notice.
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"Tramezzini" are dainty little crustless sandwiches that are served everywhere in Italy. They can be made of just about anything - cheese, anchovy butter, tuna and so on. Our truffled version is filled with a rustic egg salad that looks homey but tastes classy.
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Easy to put together and hard to resist. Fanned out slices of warm chicken breasts crown some greens with a morel-ramp sauce over all. An exuberant Spring salad. Not a salad to make too far ahead of serving, though.
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For fish lovers, this is an exquisite recipe. It's easy and
it's wonderful. The white wine works together very well with
the whitefish, and the fiddleheads and ramps add a touch of
wildness to the overall flavor. On a scale of one to ten, this
is about a fifteen.
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It's not surprising that salmon pairs beautifully with wild mushrooms, fresh from the forest floor. But if you don't have access to wild mushrooms, cultivated mushrooms make a fine substitute.
You'll find the dressing to be so delicious, you'll want to use it in other recipes.
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Tuna is a wonderful all-round food. Nutritious, low in fat, and extremely versatile, it is even better when cooked fresh over a grill. The star-fruit is notable for its star-like cross section, a decorative touch in this salad, with an aroma with notes of Concord grapes and quince. This recipe is adapted from one by Karen Caplan.
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Softshell crabs are a rare treat, when you can find
them. Combined with ramps and fresh asparagus, they
are delicious beyond description.

Two things to remember about this
recipe: 1) it includes a raw egg warning,* so
use only refrigerated, clean, sound-shelled, fresh,
grade AA or A eggs. Avoid mixing yolks and whites
with the shell.
2.) the recipe calls for
Emeril's Creole "essence" also called "Bayou Blast."
Recipe follows.
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Don't let the title of the recipe fool you. This is an exotic, aromatic version of a Spanish classic! The flavors and textures blend so well together it is hard to imagine all the different ingredients coming together so well. The ingredients in the vinaigrette and in the spice coating for the snapper
are typically Spanish, typically zesty and amazingly appetizing.
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Hearts of palm and artichoke hearts - these two "hearts" make a refreshing and flavorful combination, especially when marinated in a classic vinaigrette. Once made, the artichoke/hearts of palm mixture refrigerates very well and the entire salad can be ready to serve in just seconds. Delicious any time, this delightfully cool, refreshing & easy to serve salad is especially good during warm spring & summer months.
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In Michigan, we're spoiled when it comes to asparagus. Our asparagus, simply stated, is divine. It should be crisp, tender, flavorful, and not at all stringy. This is another wonderful course for hot weather - nourishing, high in fiber, and refreshing.
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Tuna salad like you've never had before. Good enough to serve at a formal or informal luncheon. The asparagus adds the extra crunch and flavor. The sun-dried tomatoes and Dijon vinaigrette made with aged Balsamic vinegar really lifts the tuna salad to new heights.
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This wonderful recipe is adapted from one by Curtis Aikens. It requires practically no work. On a scale of one to ten, one being easy, this rates approximately minus five. On the other hand, with some fresh fruit, cheese and crackers, it makes a lovely light dinner. If you want just a little more substance, throw in some sliced avocado. It also goes very well with cold soup. This yields four servings. Don't forget the wine.
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In its simplest, most basic form, a vinaigrette is made of 2 or 3 ingredients - vinegar and oil, of course, and maybe salt and pepper. But you can create an almost infinite variety of vinaigrettes by following a few basic principles and adding or changing the ingredients.

The herbaceous flavors in this vinaigrette pair well with the strong flavors of the greens in the Spring Mix blend. Try adding orange segments and thinly sliced red onion for an extra flavor kick!
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The ease of preparation of this wonderful salad belies it's visual and gustatory elegance. You can 'whip" this up at a moment's notice and nobody will be the wiser. Perfect as an appetizer or a salad course.
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Delicious, elegant - and so easy to prepare!
Wild autumn berries are found in the woodlands of the upper Midwest and southern Canada. They're justifiably famous for their delicious, tart flavor and rich burgundy color. In this recipe, autumn berry preserves pairs beautifully with tangy coarse grain mustard to make a memorable sauce for tender, juicy pork tenderloin in a crisp panko crust.
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Deviled eggs are a great way to use up all those hard-boiled eggs leftover from Easter. This version is the easiest yet. Instead of halving eggs and re-filling them, turn them into this devilishly good egg salad instead!
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A rustic and hearty country pâté provides a true taste of regional France and is perfect as an appetizer, or, with a simple salad, a light meal.

This pâté may not be everyday fare, but it makes the perfect starter for special occasions. Don't be intimidated at the thought of making pâté; it's easier than you might think and the ingredients are all readily available.

This recipe makes two generously-sized loaves of pâté, but don't worry about making too much - it freezes well and can be stored for several months, ready to be rolled out on short notice.
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